If one engine fails, the Osprey will crash by Ark_Pilot
Close
Hover over top left image to zoom.
Click anywhere to exit.
Members remain the original copyright holder in all their materials here at Renderosity. Use of any of their material inconsistent with the terms and conditions set forth is prohibited and is considered an infringement of the copyrights of the respective holders unless specially stated otherwise.
Comments (4)
Beakbryce4
There is a gear system within the wing structure that allows one engine to run both rotors. Just one more thing to add to the complexity of an aircraft that does have a number of crashes, particularly lately. Love the render. Can't imagine what the roll rate would be with one rotor working!
Ark_Pilot
I see, thank you for providing the information. It's probably the same technology as large helicopters with two propellers. In the case of the Osprey, I think it might break easily because the rotation speed is high and far apart. The crashed HV-22B is actually upside down and uncontrollable. Ospreys have a lot of accidents.
I think this type of aircraft should have four engines and propellers. This allows vertical takeoff and landing with one set of diagonal positions. A horizontal landing is possible with just one engine. I think the number of fatal accidents will be significantly reduced.
Briney
They look cool on an airfield with all the rotors folded back. Like dragons. Still, it must take a lot of money and effort to train Marines and they all have families. For the families' sake, I also vote for back to the drawing board.
Richardphotos
only one engine not running should effect it a lot. superb render and model